Car Audio Receiver, Bluetooth Cassette Receiver Tape Aux Adapter Player with Bluetooth 5.0

This works so well! I'm not much of an audiophile, but to me it sounds great! I've got an NB Miata that has the original audio system. I use it as a combo weekend car/track car so not too interested in putting a whole apple car play system into it. This works as the next best thing while not breaking the wallet.

I don't know why there are so many one star reviews on this product? I have a 2000 Lexus and it works great. I like that it's fast and easy to connect to my android phone, and to my girls iPhone. There is a bit of a hissing sound when playing slow songs or songs that have a slow intro, other than that it's an awesome little device! I was always getting tangled with the other wired Aux tapes, and almost braking my phone because I forgot to unplug it and getting out of the car too fast. The battery life is awesome! I've only has to charge it 2 times since November, and I use it pretty often because my car is used to communicate back and forth to work. Definitely worth the $20

Really does work. I discovered that the LED sticks out the side too much and causes problems. In some cassette players the sticking out LED prevents the tape from sitting in the deck properly. Basically, the tape wants to sit in the player loosely and more to the left, but it cant go left because the led prevents it. Can cause the sound problems and (in my case) stop the sprockets from turning by not allowing the tape to float / move. So far this is only a problem in one of my cassette players. Works perfectly in my other two. I have another cassette player arriving in a few days. Will try this device on that one too.. If you buy this or already have it, make sure the tape sprockets are turning. If they don't turn, stop using this device because the tape belt(s) will get ruined. Some tape players: If the sprockets are not turning, you MAY be able to hit pause and still hear the audio. This will protect the belt(s) This is what I'm doing! Other than the LED issue (in some tape players) this is a pretty good device. Bluetooth works fine. No problems. I'm keeping mine. -Scott

Works in my 98 ranger with the stock tape player and sounds pretty clear. Battery seems to last a long time and easy to use but won’t play on my home stereo system or my boom box style tape player. When you push play it won’t stay on. It clicks off right away. But bought it for my truck anyway so I’m happy with it. Would recommend if you’re using it in like a stock car stereo or something.

Actually awesome!

My expectations were medium to high. This shattered them. No noticeable eq distortion. The audio is soo clean its honestly impressive. If you're transitioning from one of those crappy fm transmitters you will not be disappointed. The only redeeming thing about those transmitters is if you're in a caravan of multiple cars traveling the country, you can all tune in to the same frequency and listen to whatever one person is playing from their car provided you're within 10 car lengths.

Great

Not bad for a tape player. Definitely has a lil hummm to it. All speakers worked except the drivers side. Worth the money til I can get a new radio